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Gelf's podcasters didn't have an affair with Roger Clemens.
When strict libel laws meet loose standards journalistic standards, front pages can be turned into newspaper mea culpas.
Gelf's podcasters break into the Pentagon's message machine.
In this week's edition of The Blurbs—the feature in which we take a close look at those critic blurbs that are a fixture of ads for movies—see breakdowns of blurbs for 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall,' 'The Visitor,' 'Standard Operating Procedure,' and more.
A recent tell-all from a former guidebook writer reveals a myriad of potentially dubious journalistic practices. Do travel writers really engage in these actions? If they do, can we blame them?
Guerrilla artist Steve Lambert declares war on advertising.
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The lifelong thorn in the fleshy, exposed side of the media speaks to Gelf.
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Gelf's podcasters are bitter about Obama.
In this week's edition of The Blurbs—the feature in which we take a close look at those critic blurbs that are a fixture of ads for movies—see breakdowns of blurbs for 'Leatherheads,' 'Shine a Light,' 'Smart People,' and more.
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